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Berlin, 1936. In a city tightening under the grip of Nazi power, two young Jewish men find an unexpected refuge in one another. Max Lowy is quiet, observant, and accustomed to making himself small in a world that sees too much. Wilhelm Kessler-blond, bright, and restless-moves through life with a confidence Max admires but does not share. When their friendship deepens into something neither boy dares name, they cling to each other as the city around them darkens. But love offers no protection in a world determined to erase them. As Jewish rights vanish and violence becomes the new law of the streets, the boys face impossible choices. Wilhelm's family flees Europe, while Max and his family are forced into the machinery of deportation. Their last words are never meant as goodbyes. Their last kiss is a promise neither is sure they'll survive to keep. Seven years later, the war ends-but silence remains. Until a single letter crosses borders and years, carrying the handwriting Max feared he'd never see again. Spanning pre-war Berlin, the horrors of the Holocaust, and the fragile hope of post-war Europe, The Love They Never Spoke Of is a devastating and tender novel about the endurance of the human heart. It is a tribute to the queer Jewish lives history obscured, and a testament to the loves that lived despite everything done to silence them.

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